Winter redfish fishing can be brutally tough — and most anglers make the same mistakes without realizing it. In this video I break down 6 common winter redfish mistakes that cost you shots, spook fish, and keep you from getting eats when conditions are cold, clear, and unforgiving. Whether you're fly fishing for redfish or throwing artificials, winter fish behave differently. I walk through what anglers do wrong, why it matters in cold water, and how to fix it so you can start getting more opportunities instead of watching fish swim away. You’ll learn how winter conditions affect redfish movement, what mistakes push fish off the flat, how light and water temperature change your approach, and why slowing down is often the biggest key to success. This is the same approach I use on the skiff when conditions are tough and every shot counts. If you want more real redfish tactics, subscribe to Skiff Wanderer and drop a comment with the mistake you’ve made the most.
